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configuración y activismo

Capítulo 4. La memoria de las víctimas del franquismo en Extremadura: una

III. La memoria de las víctimas del franquismo en Extremadura y la configuración del movi- miento social

3.3 Estructura y configuración del movimiento

This thesis consists of the present introductory chapter (Chapter 1), a general discussion and conclusion chapter (Chapter 5) and the main body comprising of experimental chapters (Chapters 2-4) (see Table 1.2). The experimental chapters are publications (accepted or under review). All three chapters aim to quantify BTEX concentrations at the site (objective 1); with Chapter 2 focusing on diurnal variation of BTEX concentrations; Chapter 3 aiming to determine whether BTEX emissions exceed national and/or international occupational limits, and the implications thereof; while Chapter 4 investigated the potential occupational health and safety of workers at the site. Chapter 5 is a general discussion and providing overarching conclusions, drawing together the main findings. Each chapter has been formatted to the specific journal/publishers’

requirements, thus each of these chapters include substantial background information, a detailed methodological approach, as well as an abstract and a reference list. The tables and figures have been numbered for each journal paper and the pages of the thesis are numbered in chapter sequence. References are provided in each chapter.

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Table 1.2: Overview of experimental chapters, presented as manuscripts.

Chapter Title Aim Objectives Instruments Data details

Two BTEX concentrations

To determine the total volume of fuel dispensed and ambient

14 days in winter (02-15 July 2014).

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